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Israeli Doctor Shortage Solution Explored Through Latin American Recruitment
The "Masah" organization is launching a new initiative to recruit Jewish doctors from Latin America to address Israel's doctor shortage, with the first group expected in December.
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- 01The "Masah" organization is recruiting Jewish doctors from Latin America to combat Israel's doctor shortage.
- 02The first group of recruited doctors is scheduled to arrive at Soroka Medical Center in December.
- 03Participants will receive intensive Hebrew language training and preparation for Israeli medical licensing exams.
- 04The program includes professional tours of various Israeli hospitals to aid integration.
- 05A previous similar program saw about 95% of participants remain in Israel.
The program offers comprehensive preparation, including Hebrew language training and licensing exam preparation, aiming to integrate these doctors into the Israeli healthcare system. This expansion builds on a successful prior program where most participants remained in Israel.
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